War by Burpee
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All rendered in Vue but there's alot of postwork so I put this in Mixed Media. It's not historically correct but it's the closest genre to put this in.
Credits: Xurge dragon warrior outfit, M3, Daz knights, free sword (sorry, don't know who made it).
Thank you to all the people who view my art and leave such kind and generous comments. I know it's hard to find the time to do, so it's greatly appreciated.
****** Side note *****
Update on Daniel - This is an email that Roger (my brother) sent to the family and his boss about Dan's progress after being in Houston, TX at the Anderson Medical facility. Thank you again for all your prayers. I'm so grateful to this community.
*It's ongoing. Dan is hooked up to a battery powered back-pack pump that
infuses 15 CC's an hour. We have to take him back to the hospital each
day for the next four days to give him a new bag of drugs. So, that's
120 hours of continuous drugs. That takes him to noon on Tuesday, and
then he gets 24 more hours of stuff to help keep his kidneys from
turning into hamburger. Then he gets a drug that will help his blood
counts (and hence, his immune system) recover faster, and then another
doctor meeting before we head home. That would be next Thursday or
Friday.
Nice thing about this, if there is one, is that he doesn't need to be
admitted into the hospital on this.
In one month he has to go through this same routine again, and then
he'll get re-evaluated by the Dr. Anderson here in TX (unclear at this
point if we'll come here for that or not - regardless, in late May) to
see how effective the chemo is. If it's working, he'll have probably
two more rounds (two more months) of this (which should be able to be
done in WI). Then we can see if radiation makes sense, and then he'll
also need to have heart surgery because the tumor thrombus appears to
have spread into the right atrium of his heart - in addition to his
jugular and a large tumor in his right lung.
But none of that matters if this chemo doesn't start killing the
disease. So we're just trying to stay positive and appreciate every day
we have. We really like this Dr. Anderson. Like I said last night,
he's not promising miracles, but he has a definitive plan and know
exactly how to approach this.
Comments (115)
Superb composition as always Nancy'love the expression and post work' my prayers and thoughts are with you and Daniel..... Take Care Hon... Jim xx
Thanks for the update Nancy, my prayers for Daniel that his treatment may bring very good and positive results. A difficult time for you all I know, never give up! Your image shows strenght and determination, and a will to suceed against all odds. An excellent creation! Hugs.
Impressive work... a great detail... excellent Hugs
Firstly my thoughts and prayers are with you and Daniel and the art you have produced her is totally out of this world and very professional looking :) Cathy xoxoxo
This is an excellent work Nancy, on it's own. But standing with your news of Daniel seems to raise it up a notch or two. I see cancer as the war we are fighting. And it's come to our doorstep too. We are watching my brother in law fight the battle. Like your Daniel, we don't know what the outcome will be. It's been a bloody battle, with no winner in sight yet. I pray for Daniel and all of you. Even though it's Daniel at the forefront of the battle lines, the rear guard needs prayers too.
Very interesting image.....and also, I hope all goes well with Daniel. I think that this picture is quite poignant, really....Daniel is clearly fighting very hard, fighting his own war with each and every day....good luck to him and his family, may he fight the good fight!
Sounds as if Daniel is having a bigger battle than I am. I'm sending him light and courage and hopefully will think about him when I'm down... Nice, strong and appropriate image :) Superb scene!
Thank you for the update on Daniel, I will say more prayers for him and the family, in the hope he will recover. Your render is superb, and I appreciate the look on the guys face, it does say it all. Take care hugs Jane xx
such amazingly realistic detail...you work too hard! just kidding--great work!
An impressive and awe-inspiring composition ,with a powerful message. Excellent work in every respect!
Considering the fact that in terms of violence, little changes, meaning that war is still very much with us with no end in sight, the application of historical accuracy is somewhat moot. On the other hand, your piece is quite moving. To me, there's a sense of Duhrer here.
Excellent work!!!hope all will go well!
Very good composition. Good render and posrworks.
terriffic mood.
Very convincingly medieval. I am sorry to hear about Dan. Good luck to you all and him in particular. God bless!
Superbe réalisation très originale !
Fantastic composition. The lighting is subtle and well executed, the posing spot on, and the texture work nicely done. Great scene!!
~Impressive~ Art with Heart... EXCELLENT!! ^5^ My Prayers for Dan
An apt picture I'd say. Forget about honour and glory, you fight until you can't, cause that's all there's left to do. I'm glad Dan has a game plan, best of luck with it.
I'm hoping all goes well with your friend... Excellent image and render...
War....this knight has obviously seen too much of it. He looks lost and exhausted as he gazes into the distance. Very powerful. Dan will fight as hard as this knight and he too will prevail. A great image!
Sorry to hear about that Nancy...,best wishes to Daniel...excellent work!!!
I'm sorry to read about Daniel ... guess I need to keep up. You and yours are in my thoughts 'n prayers. Excellent image and it seems fitting as a symbol for life's many struggles. Well done.
Briliant work!
Excellent work! Impressive!